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Of all the ways one could die, a "gun fight" is not high on my list. I do not leave the house each day wondering is today the day I get involved in a " gun fight". If by chance I do, i will do my best to come out of it alive. Should I neutralize my attacker I will likely go bankrupt defending my...

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Welcome from N.E. FLA!

This was explained to me by the great @mreed911, I hate to tell you but the problem is not the plate or the screws. The problem is that you do not understand how screws and bolts work. Just ask him, he will set you straight. Word of warning tho, if he ask you a question you had better answer it...

Easy , did not mean to offend. All friends here. Thank you for clarification.

If Wilson Combat had the answer, I doubt they would sit by and let injury and loss of life happen to folks not buying their adaptation of the 320.

I can see where this would matter in a range or compitition setting, that being said, in a real life "I'm about to be shot" situation the guy that pulls the trigger first usually is the winner. I hope that I am never placed in that sitch. Life changing decision would be made for sure.

This thread is from Monday. Springfield gun specific forum Thread starterTxbobcat62 Start dateMonday at 9:48 AM

Welcome from N.E. Florida friend.

First pic is Dawson, second is EGW. I prefer the Dawson. Both fuction great with 17 and 20 round mags although the 17 could be tough to get a grip on if you needed to "rip" it out of well. Hope this helps.

I stand corrected, what time is dinner friend?

I've seen dogs eat there own crap, don't mean there isn't better food available.

Definitely acceptable for a concealed carry.

A little on the rare side for me, looks delish tho.

Sounds like a solid response to me. Stay true to you brother.

Do you like 15 lb triggers?

I do not love my hammer or striker fired poly guns. Baretta, Sig and even aTaurus g series. All feel like garbage compared to real steel. They do serve a purpose when trying to conceal. All feel like top heavy crap the closer I get to an empty magazine.

Just typed and deleted a two paragraph response. This topic is more tired than Grandpa Walton after a long day at the sawmill. I'm headed to the Dew Drop Inn for a beverage. Good night friends.

I am guilty myself of being convinced that I am in the right. Quite often the opposite is true. Us gun minded folk need to stick together, there are more of "them" than their are "us".